Has anyone tried Latisse or generic?

[liquorqueen]

Just looking for input on the eyelash lengthener Latisse or the generic brand and wanted to see how things are going with it. Thanks for your inputs...

 

[SHELLY]

Just looking for input on the eyelash lengthener Latisse or the generic brand and wanted to see how things are going with it. Thanks for your inputs...

...you've got that much money to burn on eyelashes?

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[liquorqueen]

No, but the exact generic of latisse (bimatoprost) is $10 from Canada pharmacies, verses $100. That's why we are asking... so I guess, the answer is "yes", I do have $10 to spend.

 

[Lynnie]

No, but the exact generic of latisse (bimatoprost) is $10 from Canada pharmacies, verses $100. That's why we are asking... so I guess, the answer is "yes", I do have $10 to spend.

I've heard it's a pretty amazing product and they are testing it for other eye diseases due to its success with gluacoma (?) and something else, I think. If you have light colored eyes, it can permanently change the color to brown and it can stain your eyelids. I didn't know there was already a generic. Interesting! Good luck!

 

[Crazy K]

I've heard it's a pretty amazing product and they are testing it for other eye diseases due to its success with gluacoma (?) and something else, I think. If you have light colored eyes, it can permanently change the color to brown and it can stain your eyelids. I didn't know there was already a generic. Interesting! Good luck!

I have a friend who has been using Latisse for 3 months and it has really made a significant difference in her eyelashes. She just bought the rx drug for glaucoma which is much less expensive by $50. According to her, this is exact medicine as Latisse. Don't know if she has tried the generic yet.

 

[liquorqueen]

I have a friend who has been using Latisse for 3 months and it has really made a significant difference in her eyelashes. She just bought the rx drug for glaucoma which is much less expensive by $50. According to her, this is exact medicine as Latisse. Don't know if she has tried the generic yet.

Let her know the generic (which is the exact same thing) is called Careprost, and she can get it cheaper through on-line Canada Drug companies.